Republican representative George Santos, as part of his pretrial release conditions, part of his
bail, um, has been restricted in his travel, right? He's allowed to go around Washington,
DC itself. Obviously he's a lawmaker. He is gotta do that. He's allowed to go around his district in
New York City, uh, not New York City, excuse me. Uh, but he's allowed to go around his district in
New York. He's allowed to obviously travel between the two places cuz he has to, but other than that,
the court says, George Santos, you are not allowed to just travel wherever the hell you
want to go and be out and about and do all these things that atypical person would be able to do,
because apparently the court believes based on this restriction that Santos could in fact
be a flight risk. Well, this week Santos sent his lawyers to the pre-trial judge
to beg them to lift those travel restrictions because by God, dude's gotta eat.
He's gotta go to restaurants, you know, and sometimes some of those restaurants
that he wants to go to might be outside of his travel restrictions in Washington dc Oh,
also they said he, he wants to go shopping and, you know, he doesn't wanna just be stuck with a
couple of places in in dc He doesn't wanna have to go to the TJ Maxx . He wants to go live
it up and spend all his money. That, by the way, got him in all this mess in the first place. Oh,
and they also asked one more thing, if you wouldn't mind. Um, could you,
could you allow him to go to the airports too? Like that's the biggest red flag out of all
this. But let me read this , let me read what his lawyer actually submitted to the court.
In light of the small geographical area of the District of Columbia, there is a
frequent need to travel outside the District of Columbia for usual and customary functions of
someone who lives and works in the District of Columbia, such as dining, shopping, meetings,
events, and even use of the local airports. Why, where's he gotta go? He can take the
train back to New York. Like, that's not a problem at all. Plenty of people do it all the time. You
don't, you don't need to go to the local airport at all. Not to mention dining, shopping meetings
if you've never been to DC I can understand why you might think, oh, well, he does
need to do those things. There is a massive concentration of restaurants in Washington dc
There are nice, uh, uh, tailors in Washington DC You need new clothes. Like you need to
go shopping. Oh, you can get the fanciest clothes you could imagine. I mean, after all,
Washington DC like that limited area that Santos is, you know, not allowed to travel outside of
hosts an international community on a regular basis. There are places to eat.
You can find any kind of cuisine that you want. You can find any kind of clothing that you want.
You don't have to leave the district in order to do these things. You sure as hell don't have to go
to the airport? I mean, I don't, I don't know what the airport has to do with any of this,
unless of course Santos wants to get on a plane and then, oh no, we don't know where Santos is.
But this is an absolutely ridiculous, borderline stupid request from Santos legal team. And I have
no doubt that the judge is probably gonna say thanks, but no thanks. Your guy has plenty of
dining and shopping options to, for him in the district and back in his home district.
He doesn't need to step outside of those bounds at all.
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